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Funded by: No funding is required, the research is approved by York St. John University
Location: Online, over videocall on whichever platform the participant prefers (E.g. Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Skype etc)
Recruitment criteria:
E.g. expressive, fluent/ non fluent, Broca’s, Wernicke’s etc
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Recruitment End Date: 22/03/2021
I am looking for participants to take part in my study of semantic fluency in people with aphasia. I am aiming to contact between 5 – 10 clients with a diagnosis of aphasia to complete a fifteen-minute study, in which you will be asked to do three simple tasks.
The study will take place over Zoom, the results will be written up, but your name will be anonymised. Your participation is voluntary, and you can stop at any time.
The study will increase the research into semantic fluency and the communication of people with aphasia through comparison with a group of non- aphasic individuals.